The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-09-07
Montpelier and Vicinity.
+. Il. II. GARY is in town.


MISS NELLIE HYDE has returned from her
long absence in Minnesota.
REV. j. EDWARD WRIGHT has been in
Buffalo, N. Y, the past week.
CHARLES e. TAPL1N started for Chicago,
Tuesday night to " see the West"
HARRY, son of II. G. Cotton, has gone to
Hartford, Ct, to work for an uncle.
Miss DORA WELLS returned last week to
her school work in St. Peter, MINI.
ST. MIcHAEL's SCHOOL opened Tuesday,
with two changes in the corps of teachers.
The machinery for the United States
Clothes-Pin Company's new mandatory
has arrived
DR. MARY EMERY of st. Paul will be in
Montpelier for the next few weeks, visiting
relatives and friends
HENRY MOONEY has gone to Buring-
ton to attend school at St. Joseph's College,
which commenced Tuesday.
w. II. CowELL, bookkeeper for the Colby
Wringer Company, has rented S. S. Bal
lard's house on Terrace street.
The services in the Morse school-house,
East Montpelier, next Sunday afternoon are
to be conducted by Rev. j. H. Hincks.
Miss ALICE KINNEY returned last Satur-
day to her school work in Newport, n H.,
where she is to teach in the high school.
JAMES f. BoLroN of Washington, ID. c..
is spending short vacation visiting rela-
tves and friends in Montpelier and vicinity.
REV. HOWARD f. HILL intends to hold
religious services at the Irasville school
house, Waitsfield, on Sunday next at fonr
o'clock p. NJ.
The early morning delivery of mail mat
ter through the business portions of this
village and the collections by them began
Monday morning
Mrs. L. BART Cross and daughter at
tended the Dutcher-Bedard wedding cere-
mony and reception at st. Albans last
Thursday evening.
c. S. CORNELL of Burlington, a promising
young basso, now engaged in the study of
vocal music in Boston, was the guest of
James T. Sabin on Sunday.
Mrs. c. DEF. BANCROFT and family re-
!
visit in st. Adams and Burlington, Mr..
Bancroft is in New York city this week.
THE Pavilion has had large patronage
throughout the season, which it we'll de-
served. The prospect is that it will have a
larger number of summer boarders next
year.
Hon. JOHN MATToCKs and family OF
Chicago and Mrs. Thompson and Mrs
Whitney of Boston, who have been spend.
ing several weeks at the Pavilion, returned
to their home last week.
A TENT of the "Grand Order of the
Orient" " was established in Burlington
Monday night by Burlington and st. Albans
Odd Fellows, and grand good and laugha
BILE time was enjoyed by all.
The Mariana Opera Company will ap
pear at Blanchard Opera-house early in Oc
tober, with some changes in artists and the
addition of La File du Regiment " anC
"Pinafore to the repertoire.
Music for the morning service at the
Church of the Messiah last Sunday wa
furnished by quartette consisting of Mis-
Phnney, Mr., Bancroft, Mr. c. S. Cornell
and Mr. A. N. Wheelock of Boston.
HIRAM PIERCE is in luck, as shown by on,
of the business locals in this issue. 1t il
another argument in favor of accident in
surance and testimony to the reliability o
the agency in which he put his trust.
Miss ADDIE, daughter of George Tromblee
has been engaged as teacher in one of TIN
departments of Burlington's public schools
and began her new work with the opening
of the schools on Monday morning of thi
week.
TAYLoR's WIZARD KING COMBINATION
closed a four nights engagement at Blanch
ard Opera-house last evening The enter
tainments have been superior to any of tn
character ever given here, but the house
have not been large.
The mines of the Union School and Yer
mont Methodist Seminary will "play ball
on the Seminary campus this afternoon
commencing about four o'clock A trifiin
admittance fee (possbly five cents pc
head will be required OF spectators.
THE first regular weekly prayer-meetin
of the Young Peoples Society of Christa
Endeavor of Bethany church will be hel
in the chapel at half-past seven ocloc
Friday evening and on the same evening
is expected to complete the organization.
The Central Vermont railroad will Sc
special excursion tickets to Queen Cit
Park and return, good for to-day only a
eighty-ive cents each for adults and forty
five cents each for children. The occasio
is that of the Spirtualist camp-meeting no'
holding there